There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

And we are wise.

Good Monday morning to everyone.

It is Monday, September 22nd, 2000 and 25.

And this is episode 37, 35 of the Survival Podcast, and today's episode is called

Reality is Coming, and it's a bitch.

We're going to talk about a bunch of stuff today we're

going to talk about charlie kirk uh more on the shooting i am incredibly impressed that erika kirk

was able to say that she forgives the man that shot her husband on sunday that does not mean that

i do and i'm going to talk about that a little bit from a standpoint of my beef is not so much with that one person.

This radicalized Jack Spirko that you are shocked to see some of you apparently.

I don't know how much you've been listening for real over the last 17 years, if it's that surprising.

But this is like that straw on the camel's

back that breaks it. This is not the thing. This is the last thing. And we're going to talk about

that a little bit. We're going to also, I'm going to, again, advise you so strongly if you've

never done it, to read Rules for Radicals by Saul and Lins. Again, I'm going to to talk about that a little bit today and why you need to read it even if you don't want to be old radical, right? Because when you read this book, so many things that don't make sense to you will make sense. And I don't mean from a standpoint of what you're going to do. I mean, when you see people do things and you're like, what the hell? Why would, oh, oh. So if you actually want to understand the playbook that's being run on you on a daily

basis and has been run on you for the last 100 years, you need to read this book. And I'm going to talk

a little bit about Olinsky too. And one of the things in the book is that if you are going to be a political organizer

and you're going to look at the history of the world and say, like, how does this apply today?

You always have to judge history in the context of the time, which is exactly the opposite of what the left does.

That's why they don't actually implement this playbook perfectly, and they still win because

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